131+ guides across 8 knowledge hubs, backed by 109 verified Google reviews — RDA has practised from Baner, Pune since 2017, and every guide here is written and reviewed by a practising Chartered Accountant.
Filing, regimes, forms, deadlines and everyday income-tax questions — the core of the practice.
Property, shares, mutual funds, gold and the exemptions that legitimately cut the tax.
Residential status, foreign assets, Section 197 lower-TDS, DTAA and repatriation.
Registration, returns, ITC, real-estate GST, and scrutiny — the indirect-tax core.
Every entity type, conversion and licence — from sole prop to foreign subsidiary.
The compliance calendar and every corporate action — shares, dividends, charges, closure.
Term sheets, SHA clauses, ESOP, valuation, FDI reporting and exits.
Buyer checklists, builder-delay remedies, conveyance, redevelopment and property TDS.
On 19 August 2026 the Supreme Court set aside a ₹1.52 crore Section 74 demand because the notice named fraud without stating how it arose. The foundational facts must appear in the notice itself — a counter-affidavit filed later cannot repair it.
If you're an ordinarily resident holding foreign shares, RSUs or bank accounts, you must disclose them in Schedule FA — even with zero income. Miss it and the Black Money Act penalty is ₹10 lakh a year.
A one-time window runs to 31 December 2026. Row 1 costs 60% and caps at ₹1 crore; Row 2 is a flat ₹1 lakh fee and caps at ₹5 crore. Here is who qualifies, why your foreign bank account's closing balance is the wrong number, and how Form 1 actually works.
Founders argue for weeks about valuation and barely read the liquidation preference — then discover on the day they sell that the valuation hardly mattered. This is the clause that decides who gets paid first, and how much, when your company is sold: what it really is, the two variables that control it (the multiple, and whether it 'participates'), the exit waterfall worked through in rupees, how preferences stack across rounds, and how the whole thing is built into an Indian deal through CCPS under Section 43 of the Companies Act.